Luoyang, a key point of "One Belt，One Road”

In August 2021, JOOMACH organized employees to visit the Luoyang Museum. Luoyang Museum is one of the national first-class museums and a comprehensive local history museum in China. There are more than 400,000 cultural relics in the collection and more than 11,000 cultural relics on display. Luoyang Museum covers an area of 300 acres with a building area of 62,000 square meters, including 42,000 square meters above ground and 20,000 square meters underground, with a total investment of 60 million dollars.

Numerous cultural relics tell the history of Luoyang. Luoyang is located in the center of China and is one of the "Seven Ancient Capitals" in China. It is an important birthplace of Chinese civilization. Ancient Chinese myths such as Fuxi, Nüwa, Huangdi, Tang Yao, Yu Shun, Xia Yu, etc., are often passed down here. Luoyang became an international metropolis 1500 years ago, with a population of more than one million, and it flourished for a while. In ancient times, the "Silk Road" with Luoyang as its starting point in the east could directly reach western Europe and became a bridge between Eurasia. At present, China's "One Belt, One Road" strategic concept is based on the "Silk Road", which closely links China with Central Asia, Eastern Europe, and Western Europe. Road rollers, tractors, shredders, lithium batteries and smart devices manufactured in Luoyang are transported to the world through the "Belt and Road" initiative, becoming more and more popular to the users.